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Meaning of endomorphic in English:

endomorphic

Pronunciation /ɛndə(ʊ)ˈmɔːfɪk/

adjective

Physiology

See endomorph

‘Breaking down his client list into three specific body types - ectomorphic, endomorphic and mesomorphic - Isaacson gives the best advice for each category.’
  • ‘The female contestants of this sport were more endomorphic and less mesomorphic than the male competitors.’
  • ‘These results confirm that there is an early-developing bias against the endomorphic body build, and suggest that young children prefer youthful body builds.’
  • ‘Billy had a forthright game, and combined with Richard to produce a powerful combination of endomorphic ball carriers.’